Brookhaven Courier

2 months ago | brookhavencourier.com | José Salas

Newspapers have been printed and published for centuries, giving the public a quick and understandable access to daily information. The image of a man holding a large black and white layer of paper has been engraved in the mind of all. Even in a digital era, newspapers and magazines continue to be used throughout the online web. However, one effect that comes from this turn is the decrease of the original physical iteration.

Dec 17, 2024 | brookhavencourier.com | José Salas

According to the World Population Review, Coca-Cola is undoubtedly the most popular soft drink in the world. One of the reasons for this is because the people behind the company spent years putting their soda in the face of the public. The most successful attempts came with how they were able to put Coca-Cola as a staple in Christmas, one of the most celebrated holidays in America.

Nov 25, 2024 | brookhavencourier.com | MJ Smith

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump will take office on Jan. 20 after his presidential inauguration. Trump, who won the election in 2016, will be the first president since Grover Cleveland to serve two presidential terms non-consecutively. His campaign appealed to enough people to win over the states of Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin, which were key battle-ground states of his opponent, Kamala Harris’s “Northern Blue Wall” strategy.

Nov 4, 2024 | brookhavencourier.com | MJ Smith

It was a windy night on Oct. 15 when the Brookhaven women’s soccer team faced off against Richland. A strong crosswind blew toward the home goal at the 7 p.m. kickoff. That wind would tilt the field slightly, making clearances difficult and quality saves more treacherous. The defending national champions held strong against the headwind. Brianna Flores, Lady Bears freshman star goalkeeper, made several quality saves during the first half.

Oct 31, 2024 | brookhavencourier.com | MJ Smith

It’s presidential election season now in 2024, which means people across the nation are being bombarded with political advertisements asking for donations and votes. By now many citizens are fed up with political discourse, simply begging for this season to be over. With this being the case, many institutions are wondering how they can tap into the minds of otherwise indifferent citizens who, if left unreached, may determine not to vote.